🔹 Nominate Your Business Voting Representative
Election Committee PublicSeen by 77Dear Large Businesses Community Members,
This is a critical step in ensuring your business has a voice in OpenSSL’s Projects governance. Each business in the Large Businesses Community is entitled to one vote, and only the designated voting representative will be able to cast that vote. If your business does not nominate a representative, you will not be able to participate in the upcoming Technical Advisory Committee elections.
What You Need to Do Now:
Choose a representative from your business.
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Submit their details (name and business name):
Comment on this thread below,
or send via direct thread to the Election Committee or email the Election Committee at [email protected].
We will confirm receipt of your nomination within 3 business days. If you do not receive confirmation, please follow up to ensure your representative is properly registered.
@Denis Gauthier Thank you. We have received and acknowledged your voting member information.
NetApp's representative is Tim Chevalier
@Sridhar Balasubramanian Thank you. We have received and acknowledged your voting member information.
Red Hat's representative is Jaroslav Reznik.
@Jaroslav Reznik Thank you. We have received and acknowledged your voting member information.
Cisco's representative is Jeff Johnson.
@Jeff Johnson Thank you. We have received and acknowledged your voting member information.
Amazon Web Services' representative is Craig Lorentzen
@Craig Lorentzen Thank you. We have received and acknowledged your voting member information.
Unisys' representative is Jason Schultz.
@Jason Schultz Thank you. We have received and acknowledged your voting member information.
We’ve collected the necessary information from most members, but there are just a few for who we couldn’t verify an affiliation or voting right. I’ve reached out to them personally.
Oracle's representative is Chris Brych